Tiger, I rejected the iron rice bowl.

Only after he had eaten everything in the incubator, licking the bloodstains on the walls until they were shiny and clean, did Wang Yuyu, still half-full of water, slowly walk toward the half-deer in the woods.

He picked up the deer by the neck, dragged the massive body, and walked step by step into the depths of the forest.

Find a safe and sheltered spot and slowly enjoy this hearty breakfast!

Meanwhile, Fu Leshan and his son had been observing the area from a distance. Only when Wang Yuyu disappeared into the woods did the father and son breathe a sigh of relief.

"Let's go. Now that the mountain king is satisfied, we can rest easy. Let's get the insulated box back; it's still usable!"

The car slowly pulled up to the side of the road. Fu Leshan jumped out of the car quickly, picked up the empty insulated box, and then quickly climbed back into the car and sped away.

In the mountains and forests, Wang Yuyu carried the deer carcass in his mouth and slowly dragged it for five or six hundred meters. His eyes swept around and finally chose a sheltered depression hidden by a boulder.

This place offers both protection from the biting cold wind and a clear view of the surroundings, making it both safe and comfortable.

He released his grip, placed the deer body on the ground, shook his sore neck, and immediately started "dry food mode".

The venison, still warm, was exceptionally tender. Wang Yu lowered his head, took a gentle bite with his sharp canines, and then easily tore off a large piece of venison with tendons and membranes. He chewed slowly and swallowed it down his throat.

An hour later, the once heavy half of the deer's body was completely eaten, leaving only a bare skeleton scattered on the snow.

Wang Yu lowered his head, extended his tongue covered in barbs, and licked the skeleton back and forth.

He licked even the last bit of meat stuck between the bones clean, leaving the bones glistening with oil.

Only when he was sure he couldn't lick any more meat did he let out a big burp, shake his round belly, and turn away from the hollow with satisfaction.

He hadn't gone far when a flock of crows, which had been circling high in the sky and attracted by the smell of blood, swooped down and began to fight over the skeleton, instantly making a great commotion in the small depression.

Wang Yuyu ignored the commotion behind her and continued walking forward at a leisurely pace.

After walking about another kilometer, he finally arrived at his temporary shelter.

It was a pit surrounded by dense bushes, filled with thick layers of dry pine needles and withered grass, soft to the touch like a natural mattress.

He plunged into his little nest, swept away the snow, and lay down sprawled out, his round belly bulging high, comfortably squinting his amber eyes.

A wave of sleepiness washed over him as he yawned and soon fell into a deep sleep.

He slept for most of the day.

It wasn't until three or four in the afternoon, when the sunlight gradually slanted westward and shone through the gaps in the bushes into the small nest, that Wang Yuyu finally woke up.

He stretched out his arms and legs, his joints making soft "crackling" sounds, and his belly had shrunk considerably.

He shook off the dry grass on his body, jumped out of his little nest, and continued to advance deeper into the territory.

Walking through the vast forest, the deeper you go and the further away you are from human activity, the more vibrant the forest becomes.

Wang Yuyu saw many small animals along the way.

The gray-black squirrel leaped nimbly on the branches, and when it saw him, it darted into a tree hole in a flash.

A fox with fiery red fur, carrying a fat mouse in its mouth, caught sight of him in the distance and immediately quickened its pace to disappear into the bushes.

There were also a few snow-white rabbits, who were munching on tree bark with their heads down. When they heard the noise, they pricked up their long ears and hopped away.

Not long after he started walking, he even encountered a pack of wolves and a small group of wild boars.

There were about five or six wolves, eyeing a wounded wild boar menacingly.

But when it looked up and saw Wang Yuyu's enormous body, its fierce eyes instantly turned into fear, its ears stood up high, and its tail was also raised high to make itself look even bigger, while it kept making low roars.

Wang Yuyu stood at a distance and glanced at the scene indifferently. Having just finished eating, he originally didn't want to fight, but seeing that the wolf pack dared to threaten him, he suddenly roared, "Roar!"

The wolves, who had been bluffing, immediately drooped their ears, tucked their tails between their legs, and scrambled away, abandoning their prey.

The wild boars were so frightened by him that they scattered and fled, making grunting noises.

Watching the wolves flee in disarray, Wang Yuyu scoffed disdainfully, thinking to himself, "With such little courage, they dare to roam my territory?"

"Don't they even go out and ask around? Who owns this entire mountain forest!"

He was increasingly satisfied with his robust physique, thanks to his large appetite and tall, imposing stature, which saved him a lot of trouble.

Many opponents, upon catching a glimpse of his figure from afar and feeling his imposing presence, immediately lose their will to fight and obediently run away.

Following this path of exploration, Wang Yu walked nearly twenty kilometers overnight, completely leaving behind the area of ​​human activity and entering the true primeval forest. He also arrived at the deep mountainous region to the north that Tang Li had mentioned to him before.

A frozen mountain stream lay before him, and beneath the thick ice, traces of the water's flow could be faintly seen.

Wang Yu looked up at the rolling mountains across the river, her amber eyes filled with conflict: "Should we go take a look?"

"I haven't seen any other tigers since I left my mother... I wonder how she's doing now, and whether she's found enough prey."

"Tang Li said that once you cross this mountain, you'll find traces of other tigers on the other side."

"How about we go visit someone and meet some people like us?"

He tilted his head and stared at the mountain opposite for a long time, but in the end he couldn't suppress his curiosity.

He tentatively extended his front paws and stepped onto the ice to make sure it was solid enough before taking a step and officially stepping onto the ice, leaving his familiar territory.

He climbed all the way up the ridge and finally reached the top.

Standing on high ground and looking down, a magnificent snow-covered landscape instantly came into view. Wang Yuyu couldn't help but exclaim in amazement, "So beautiful! So spectacular!"

A thick fog blanketed the sky, shrouding the entire forest in a hazy mist.

The mountains and fields were covered with thick white snow, like a layer of pure white silver blanket.

Sunlight pierced through the mist and shone on the snow, reflecting a bright, sparkling light that was almost blinding.

The tall pine and cypress trees were covered with snow, and from a distance, they looked like giant, adorable snow mushrooms.

Occasionally, a cold wind would blow, and snowflakes would fall from the branches, landing on the snow with a soft sound.

Looking further down, the snow in the valley was even thicker, completely obscuring the ground; all that could be seen were undulating white outlines, like soft cotton candy.